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More illustrative investigation on window-shaped obstacle avoidance of robot manipulators using a simplified LVI-based primal-dual neural network

Yunong Zhan, Ziheng Pan, Kene Li, Dongsheng Guo

Year
2009
Citations
17

Abstract

One important issue in the motion planning of kinematic redundant manipulators is the online obstacle-avoidance. For such purposes, we proposed and unified the scheme formulation based on general quadratic-programs (QP), which incorporates physical constraints such as joint physical limits and collision-avoidance inequality. In this paper, a simplified primal-dual neural network based on linear variational inequalities (LVI) is presented for the real-time solution of such a collision-free inverse-kinematic planning scheme. The neural network solves the strictly-convex QP in an inverse-free manner, in addition to the simple piecewise-linear dynamics and global exponential convergence to optimal solutions. Further computer-simulations based on PA10 redundant robot manipulator substantiate the efficacy of the scheme formulation and its neural-network solver on window-shaped obstacle avoidance.

Keywords

Obstacle avoidanceInverse kinematicsVariational inequalityControl theory (sociology)Artificial neural networkKinematicsComputer scienceCollision avoidanceQuadratic programmingPiecewise

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